Yucca Elephantipes - Mayas Tree (Tree of Life) H80

Originating from Central America (Mexico and Guatemala), Yucca was used by the Mayan people 2000 years ago as medicine and food. The indigenous people consider it the most beautiful shrub of the deserts, have revered it for centuries, and even named it the "tree of life".
Since the 1960s, it has become very popular as a houseplant. The leaves are arranged in clusters like those of palm trees, and the stem is covered with the marks of fallen leaves, resembling an elephant's foot.
Yucca can survive in darker rooms but will require care to compensate for the lack of light.

Yucca Care Instructions
Placement: bright but shaded spot
Humidity: water only when the soil has dried well, deep down. It can be misted occasionally.
Soil: neutral Dutch peat or a loose mixture with good drainage
Propagation: by stem cuttings placed directly in water
Characteristics: The plant grows relatively slowly.

Excess water leads to stem rot.

Height including pot: approx. 80 cm
Pot diameter: 19 cm